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Hearing the term “drop-dead date” when negotiating your lease with a tenant is usually stress inducing. That’s because the tenant typically would want you to suffer stiff consequences if the drop-dead date—that is, the date by which the space must be delivered—isn’t met. Free rent, significant monetary penalties, and, sometimes, a termination option are some requests tenants make.